Differences between traditional and modern farming. (any 5)
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Traditional faming is the farming in which hand made tools are used but in modern farming new technology tools are used to save time
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Traditional farming - The various traditional methods of drawing Water out from wells , lakes and canals were moat ( pulley system ) , chain pump , dhekli and rahat ( lever system ). Cattle or human labour is used in these methods. These methods are cheaper but less efficient .
Modern farming - It is important to use water economically. Some modern methods of farming have been developed for this purpose .
Sprinkle system - This method is used where the soil cannot retain water for long or where sufficient water is not available . Rotating nozzles are attached to perpendicular pipes at regular intervals . water is sprinkled on crops as if it is raining .
Drip system - This system providing water drop by drop at the roots of the plants. Thus , water is not wasted . This system is practiced in regions where water availability is less . However , this method is very expensive.
Modern farming - It is important to use water economically. Some modern methods of farming have been developed for this purpose .
Sprinkle system - This method is used where the soil cannot retain water for long or where sufficient water is not available . Rotating nozzles are attached to perpendicular pipes at regular intervals . water is sprinkled on crops as if it is raining .
Drip system - This system providing water drop by drop at the roots of the plants. Thus , water is not wasted . This system is practiced in regions where water availability is less . However , this method is very expensive.
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